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There’s those very short steep streets off Forest Rd in Walthamstow that you could run up and down 1000 times.
Joking aside, would an option be to use a treadmill purely for hill work? Like a 2 hour long run of pure up-hill?
Well_is_it-
Treadmill can be great for elevation training - https://fitfortrips.com/calculate-elevation-gain-on-a-treadmill-hiking-workout/
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Yeah that’s the part of Walthamstow I’m near. I think getting hills in should be ok. I also need to work on my scrambling. Plan is to head back to Norfolk a few times and get some longer runs in along the coast - I know people will say Norfolk is flat but the coastal paths are decently undulating and with the wind I think it will be decent enough training. The race is a loop of Windermere and having been up to the Lakes over NYe I’m excited/scared!
SideshowBob
Tenderloin
I'm actually looking for a training plan or advice for an ultra. 75km and 9000ft of elevation. I live in London. It's early May so have some time to build for it